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The Media Tracker: October Events
With the majority of summits having wrapped at the end of Q3, October is leaning into smaller scale events, yet high impact audience reach.
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This week we're diving into upcoming October events.
What's 🔥 Right Now
October Events
The Hill: “Bang for Your Buck” sponsored by Alliance for Aging Research
Axios: “Community Solutions: Continuing Houston’s Clean Energy” sponsored by American Chemistry Council, “The Prognosis for America’s Pain Management” sponsored by Vertex, “What’s Next Local” sponsored by Standards & Engagement, “BFD: New York” sponsored by Consensys, Latham & Watkins LLP, Lightspeed
Bloomberg: “Canadian Finance Conference” sponsored by National Bank of Canada, “New Economy at B20” sponsored by Bayer, Envision, HSBC, Hyundai, PwC, TATA, Singapore, “The Future Investor” sponsored by Invesco QQQ
The Atlantic: “State of Our Union: Nebraska” sponsored by Flatwater Free Press
WaPo: “Chasing Cancer” sponsored by Johns Hopkins Medicine, “The Future of Money” sponsored by DC Fintech Week, “Saluting America’s Veterans” sponsored by Navy Federal Credit Union
Punchbowl News: “Investing in Your Community: A Conversation with Sen. Thom Tillis” sponsored by American Investment Council, “5G and America’s Competitiveness: A Conversation with Sen. Mark Warner” sponsored by CTIA
Politico: “Women Rule: Rising Leaders” sponsored by CTIA
Semafor: “Barriers and Breakthroughs” sponsored by GE Aerospace, “The Arabian Peninsula’s Golden Age” sponsored by Invest Qatar, G42, “World Economy Summit” sponsored by BCG, Visa, Genesis
Events on the Horizon
Bloomberg: “The Business Value of AI” sponsored by IBM, “Winning the Innovation Game” sponsored by Rocket Software
The Atlantic: “The Next Frontier for Accessible Medicines” sponsored by Association for Accessible Medicines (AAM), Biosimilars Council
The thought: Q4 is in full swing within the events world. With the majority of summits having wrapped at the end of Q3, October is leaning into smaller scale events, yet high impact audience reach. We’ll likely continue to see this trend for the remaining 2024 calendar year as RevOps already eyes early H1 sponsors for the new year.
Ads across the web this week
Energy: Vineyard Offshort (Politico), Community Offshore Wind (Politico), NextDecade (Axios), Propane (WSJ)
Tech: Google (WaPo), Check Point (WSJ), AT&T Business (Forbes, WaPo), Amazon Business (Bloomberg), Meta (Axios, Politico, WaPo), Dell Technologies (WSJ), SAP (WSJ), ServiceNow (Forbes)
Automotive/Transport: Genesis (Semafor)
Business/Finance: Capital One (NYTimes), MFS (WSJ), Aon (Fortune), FM (WSJ, Bloomberg), Mercury (Axios), Accenture (NYTimes), Goldman Sachs (Axios), KPMG (Axios)
Healthcare: PhRMA, Boston Children’s Hospital (NYTimes)
Non-Profit: Guardian Legal Network (The Hill), National Minority Quality Forum Action Network (Roll Call), American Gaming Association (Semafor), Swedish Match (WSJ)
E-Commerce/Retail: The Macallan (NYTimes), Harry Winston (NYTimes), Pratt Industries (WSJ), Giorgio Armani (Air Mail), Rolex (The Atlantic), Herno (NYTimes), Timberland (NYTimes), David Yurman (NYTimes)
Notable Campaigns

PhRMA ad on Politico
PhRMA ran a HPTO across Politico on 10/7, driving awareness to the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the high cost associated with it.

Pratt Industries ad on WSJ
Pratt Industries ran a HPTO across WSJ on 10/7, promoting their 100% recycled products.

AT&T ad on Forbes
AT&T ran a HPTO across Forbes on 10/7, driving awareness to why customers choose AT&T for their business needs.

Genesis ad on Semafor
Genesis ran a HPTO across Semafor on 10/7, promoting the Genesis GV80.

Meta ad on Axios
Meta ran a HPTO across Axios on 10/7, Politico on 10/8, and WaPo on 10/9, promoting their new Teen Accounts for further protection and restrictions.

Giorgio Armani ad on Air Mail
Giorgio Armani is running a week-long HPTO across Air Mail, promoting their New York Collection.

Dell Technologies ad on WSJ
Dell Technologies ran a HPTO across WSJ on 10/8, promoting their new products.

FM ad on WSJ
FM ran a HPTO across WSJ on 10/9, driving general brand awareness around their services.

Swedish Match ad on WSJ
Swedish Match is running a HPTO across WSJ today, 10/10, driving awareness around their efforts to keep nicotine out of the hands of people who aren’t 21+.

BlackRock sponsorship on Semafor Business
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New Branded Content

Baker McKenzie studio piece on WSJ
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